The Kingdom of Arthur Beterbieva ends while Dmitry Bivol claims that heavy headlines are in a heavyweight category

In the main event, IBF World, IBO World, WBA Super World, WBC World, WBO World Laki Champion Arthur Beterbiev, 21-1 (20), lost majority decision by former champion Dmitry Bivol, 24-1 (12) by a unanimous decision In the 12th round last Saturday night at the site of the Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

(Credit: Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing)

In the first two laps, Bivol used an effective jab to suppress aggressive, hard Beterbiev. From the third to the sixth, Beterbiev extinguished the buffalo. Dmitry then returned, passing the seventh through the ninth round.

In the tenth round, Beterviev may have equalized the result until the buffalo landed on the shot stock market at the end of the circle, maybe he was stealing it. In the eleventh round, Beterbiev began strongly, but the buffalo returned in the last minute. In the twelfth and last circles, the buffalo seemed forward and moved well until Beterbiev opened the cut on the buffalo left eyebrow with the remaining minute.

The results were 114-114, 115-113 and 116-112.

WBO temporary heavy champion Joseph Parker, 36-3 (24), stopped Nabf and WBO int’l champion Martin Bakole, 21-2 (16), in 2:17 second round of 12 rounds scheduled.

In the first round, he mostly felt each other until the last seconds, when Bakole was rocking Parker with his right on his chin. In the second round, Parker landed hard right on his chin, throwing the bacoles back and down. He couldn’t beat Count Judge Steve Gray, ending the fight.

WBC World Light World Light Champion Southpaw Shakur Stevenson, 23-0 (11), stopped by Josh Padley, 15-1 (4) after nine rounds of 12 bullets scheduled.

In the first six rounds, Stevenson split Padley with his stitch. In the ninth round, Stevenson lowered Padley with his body shot for 8 counts from Victor Loughlin’s judge. Stevenson lowered Padley twice before the altercation was finally stopped.

WBC World Central Champion Carlos ‘Bronco’ Adames, 24-1-1 (18), ended with a divided draw with Commonwealth, Abu, WBC silver champion Hamzah ‘Mohammed’ Sheeraz, 21-0-1 (17) during 12 rounds.

In the first four rounds, Adames pressed Sheerz, surpassing it as Sheeraz broke through, moving around the ring.

In the sixth to the tenth round, Sheeraz returned well enough to hold on to his own. Adames walked slowly to his corner after the ninth circle, tired of chasing Sheeraz.

In the eleventh and twelfth round, he went ahead and backwards that won in the circle.

Judge Hector AFU. Results 115-114 Sheeraz, 118-110 Adames, 114-114.

WBC Temporary World Champion Velter category Vergil Ortiz, JR., 23-0 (21), beat the former WBA Super Velterwear World Champion Israil ‘The Dream’ Madrid, 10-2-1 (7) during 12 rounds.

In the first six circles, Madrid opposed Ortiz well enough to have an advantage, and both Ortiz’s eyes begin to suffer swelling around them. In the last six rounds, Ortiz has made enough fighting in the judge’s eyes to withdraw closely, if not a controversial decision.

The results were 115-113, 115-113 and 117-111.

Judge Kieran McCann

Former Olympic Silver Medal, Temporary WBO champion Southpaw Zhilei ‘Big Bang’ Zhang, 27-3-1 (22), knocked out WBC Continental American, WBO Champ Agit Kabayel, 26-0 (18) at 2:29 from 2:29 Sixth Circle of 12 rounds scheduled.

In the third and fourth rounds, Kabayel injured Zhang’s body footage, taking both circles. Zhang looks tired. In the fifth round, Zhang landed on his left side on his chin, overthrowing Kabayel for 8th numbered from Judge Mark Lyson. Kabayel returned the rest of the circle well.

In the sixth round, Kabayel knocked Zhang down. Zhang took his knee and after getting up, Judge Lyson waved him while Zhang was exhausted and neither in the form of teaching.

2016. Olympic bronze medal, temporary world champion in a lightweight heavyweight, Joshua Buatsi, 19-1 (13), lost the former WBA, WBC Diamond Super Champion in Callum ‘Mundo’ Smith, 31-2 (22) unanimous decision in 12 rounds.

In the first round, Smith surpassed the Buatsi, which would occasionally cling. In the second and third rounds, Smith tightened the Butsi. In the fourth round, the Butsi finally opposed Smith, taking a circle.

In the fifth round Smith knocked down Buatsi’s mouth with his left hook on his chin. In the sixth round, Smith drove helpless buts all over the ring, following the left hip after the left hook. In the last 20 seconds, the Butsi finally landed, driving Smith into the ropes, but is it enough to steal a circle? In the seventh to the tenth, it went ahead and back around who landed more.

In the eleventh and twelfth round, Smith had the Buatsi in defense, continuing the body attack. Both fighters were close to exhaustion.

The judge was Howard Foster. The results were 119-110, 115-113 and 116-112.

Light Mohammed Alakel, 3-0) won the Engel ‘El Cohete’ Gomez, 8-43-3 (4) during six rounds.

In the first three rounds, Alakel dominated the action. In the sixth and last round of Alakel, she surpassed Gomez.

The result was 60-54.

Prospect Welterweight Ziyad ‘Zizo’ Almaaayouf, 7-0-1 (1) beat Jonatasa ‘Monster Monster’ Rodrigo Gomes de Oliveira, 6-21 (5) during six rounds.

In three rounds was dominated by Almaayuf. In the fifth round, Almaayouf held the competent Oliveir. Halfway through the sixth and last rounds, Oliveira finally landed some blows. In the last 30 seconds, Almaayuf opened to the bell.

Judge Howard Foster scored 60-54.

Thomas Treiber and Michael Buffer are announced.